Page 22 - Chinese Whispers
Hugging others
Lalu and his ilk miss no opportunity to attack Bihar CM, expressing their regret of allying with him
Bride and GST prejudice
A new bride, according to Meghwal, is given a set of orders on the very first day after her wedding
Who'll win this race?
Mahindra & Mahindra says it takes guts to win races
Ministers still on tenterhooks
A top leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party held an informal chat with journalists
Collateral damage
Donald Trump failing to condemn racist slogans of the first group
Musical chairs at Infosys?
The talk among senior employees at Infosys, in the midst of a battle between the boardroom
Date speculation on Cabinet rejig
Several members of Narendra Modi's Council of Ministers are currently a bundle of nerves
Sobriety after ecstatic reaction
Thousands of party workers turned up at the airport to greet Naveen Patnaik
High stakes for by-poll seats
TDP has an alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party
Rally around or against?
JD-U led by Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has threatened to get Yadav disqualified from the Rajya Sabha
Tweeting trouble
Suresh Prabhu was constantly on Twitter after Saturday's train accident in Muzaffarnagar
Whose coin is it?
'Infosys has proved that however big a coin may be, its place is at the feet of Murthy'
What keeps the President busy
On Saturday, Kovind visited the apiary on President's Estate on the occasion of World Honey Bee Day
On tenterhooks over dress code
There have been several changes in the ministry after Smriti Irani took over from M Venkaiah Naidu
Back to school
Garima Dasauni said Gandhi would be accorded a warm welcome by party workers
When blooper reveals inspiration
Vegetarian breakfast at Indira Canteen will cost Rs 5 while lunch, dinner will be priced at Rs 10
'No cash' excuse for fine won't work
Traffic rule violators, mostly young people, come up with all kinds of excuses to avoid paying up
Buzz over service rule change
Central govt officers are vigorously debating chances of govt tweaking their service rules, again
Country comes first
Three-year-old Maru had a tiring day at the Red Fort on Independence day
Blessing in disguise?
Only people celebrating are holders of shell company shares as no trading there